Make a table with the physical properties (molecular mass, b.p., m.p., density, solu- bility, flammability [for solvents only], and toxicity/hazards) of caffeine, methylene chloride, calcium carbonate, acetone, and petroleum ether.

Make a table with the physical properties (molecular mass, b.p., m.p., density, solu- bility, flammability [for solvents only], and toxicity/hazards) of caffeine, methylene chloride, calcium carbonate, acetone, and petroleum ether.

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Chapter16: The Sn2 Reaction: 1-bromobutane

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bility, flammability [for solvents only], and toxicity/hazards) of caffeine, methylene
chloride, calcium carbonate, acetone, and petroleum ether.

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